Entrygard Dyad Operator

Thanks for posting. I'm afraid I'm not sure what you mean by adjusting. The link arm lengths on these operators are fixed; if you're not sure these are what you need, please send pictures. Handing differs quite a bit from manufacturer to manufacture; with these operators, the best way to determine which you need is by noting what side of the spline the gears and gear arm are positioned on. For the 39-035, the arm juts out to the left of the spline; on the 39-036, it's to the right of the spline. You'll need to compare with your old hardware to see which you need. 

Hello there. I have doubts you're going to be able the Dyad operator for this job. I asked one of my colleagues in customer service, Tim, for his opinion. He has loads of experience installing casement window operators. Tim thinks you might be better off using an operator like our 39-013 or 39-027E along with the 39-533 Track. This would be a more straightforward adaptation. 

We also think you need to move the sash bracket to the left a little; this would explain why the sash won't shut all the way. Dyad sash brackets must be mounted in a precise location relative to the hinge and operator location to operate properly. 

As for the sash lock, Tim thinks the 90-152 might be your best bet; however you'd have to shim out the keeper on the sash frame so that the lock and keeper would meet. Alternatively, you could try mounting the 38-075 Lock to the sill or header, and the keeper on the sash frame. Take a look at these options, and let us know if you have any other questions.